With plenty in store for visitors at this year’s 125 Rand Show all-round extravaganza, the organisers have given a sneak peek of some their VIP guest.
Fitness model Hattie Boydle will be competing in the fitness runway model show. She is originally from Australia, a former World Beauty Fitness and Fashion (WBFF) champion in 2016 and this year she is hoping to show South Africa what she’s got.
Described as a sports model, digital influencer, health and fitness expert, her appearance will delight fitness fanatics and those looking to get in shape.
Next up is Irish sword swallower Murray Molloy (yes, you read that correctly) is set to blow the audience’s minds. Molloy does not just define basic human elements, his tricks include escaping from straitjackets, contortionism and balloon modelling.
This is not per se a guest but rather for visitors seeking more thrills, the Bagdrop, free falling at a maximum height of 18m. If you are looking to get more extreme and fight your fears then this is it. The drop is only suitable for adults and children over the age of eight, the height will be adjusted for children.
To qualify for the 18m jump, you will be asked to jump from a lower height to qualify as part of the Rand Show’s safety precaution measures.
For more information visit the Rand Show Facebook page
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